Sentence examples for troubles are presented from inspiring English sources

And yet her troubles are presented as cosmic.

Not only are they haunting and troubling but the way they are presented is sophisticated and subtle.

While Aaron and Jack are presented as endearing oddballs, I had trouble distinguishing one from the other.

The 45-minute lyrical "Trouble in Tahiti" was presented in its entirety, followed by the two-hour "Quiet Place," which flirted with both atonality and incest.

Islamist terrorists are unlikely to be much troubled by the way that they're presented.

It is joyful, delighting in what is presented, and not troubled by where it leads or what it means.

During the trial, evidence was presented that Wang often had trouble staying awake during AWACS missions.

Sample items were presented, such as, 'When I am in trouble, employers will help me'Employersers care about my welfare', and 'Employers are very concerned about me'.

The industry's present troubles are no exception.

Its troubles are a clear and present danger.

25 The same trouble had been present during IFNβ therapy, in which the presence of neutralizing antibodies (Nab) reduced or abolished bioavailability in a relevant percentage of patients.